METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR MODEL-BASED TEMPERATURE ESTIMATION OF AN ULTRASONIC INSTRUMENT
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Applicant
Verb Surgical Inc.
Inventor
Berk Gonenc; Amirhossein Farvardin; Steven Boronyak; Sean Conlon
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CPC Classification
A method performed by a surgical system that includes an ultrasonic instrument with an end effector. The method determines a change in resonance frequency of the end effector while the ultrasonic instrument is either in 1) a high-power state in which the ultrasonic instrument draws a first current to cause the end effector to produce heat or 2) a low-power state in which the ultrasonic instrument draws a second current, which is less than the first current that does not cause the end effector to produce heat. The method determines a temperature of the end effector by applying the change in resonance frequency to a hysteresis model that includes a hysteretic relationship between changes in resonance frequency of the end effector and corresponding temperatures of the end effector, and outputs a notification based on the temperature.
Original (Chinese)
A method performed by a surgical system that includes an ultrasonic instrument with an end effector. The method determines a change in resonance frequency of the end effector while the ultrasonic instrument is either in 1) a high-power state in which the ultrasonic instrument draws a first current to cause the end effector to produce heat or 2) a low-power state in which the ultrasonic instrument draws a second current, which is less than the first current that does not cause the end effector to produce heat. The method determines a temperature of the end effector by applying the change in resonance frequency to a hysteresis model that includes a hysteretic relationship between changes in resonance frequency of the end effector and corresponding temperatures of the end effector, and outputs a notification based on the temperature.
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